Healthcare services at Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University were disrupted after two groups of doctors had scuffled on the hospital premises yesterday.

An assailant opened fire on a police car yesterday in Istanbul, just hours after two other attacks against the police and Turkey's ruling

One of the biggest cheers Donald Trump received from supporters watching his inaugural address on Friday was his call to "buy American and hire American."

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is likely to arrive here on a three-day state visit next month to advance the “special relations” with Bangladesh.

President Donald Trump announced Friday he will demand renegotiation of the free trade agreement linking North America's

The Jatiya Sangsad goes into its 14th session, also the first in the new year, this afternoon with the president scheduled to deliver his speech.

“All achievements of the country will be marred if radicalisation in the text books is not stopped.”

Heedless of health and environmental implications, a section of farmers hell-bent on making a quick buck have been overusing pesticides on winter crops in the district's Ishwardi upazila.

The second phase of three-day Biswa Ijtema, the second largest Muslim congregation after the Hajj, ends today with Akheri Munajat seeking divine blessings for the people and the Muslim Ummah.

The government has started planting around 10 lakh palm trees across the country as parts of efforts to reduce the number of deaths from lightning strikes.

Japan will carry out a tabletop exercise next week to simulate its response in the event of a military clash between China and Taiwan,

A botched air strike by the Nigerian Air Force earlier this week on a camp for people displaced by the Boko Haram insurgency killed at

Billionaire George Soros on Thursday delivered a scathing assessment of Donald Trump, calling the US President-elect a "would-be-

Uber is going to hike its fare from Monday, two months after the app-based taxi service was introduced in Dhaka.

West African leaders yesterday extended a deadline for Gambia's longtime leader Yahya Jammeh to leave office or face action by a regional military force to install President Adama Barrow, the winner of an election in December.

Prayers and sermons marked the first day of Biswa Ijtema, one of the largest congregations of the Muslims, as it opened on the bank of the Turag at Tongi yesterday after Fajr prayers.

The temporary disruption to internet services in the country may continue until January 30 due to the maintenance work of the submarine cable.

Monkeys from a shrine in Ambarkhana area of Sylhet city regularly intrude into nearby homes for food, causing such a nuisance that

The government should take diplomatic initiatives to gain international recognition of the genocide committed by the Pakistan army and its local collaborators during the 1971 Liberation War, speakers said yesterday.

Myanmar's army has detained two Kachin Baptist leaders for giving journalists information about a church allegedly hit by military